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Old 01/07/2008, 10:28 PM
MeuserReef MeuserReef is offline
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The compressor on a mini-fridge wont last long trying to cool a 210 gallon. The compressors in these units require low-temp refrigerant to cool the motor windings. The refrigerant temp would return way too hot if you put such a heat load on it.

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